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Take in Berlin from the top of the TV tower

Berlin TV Tower

In this experience, we invite you to experience a truly unforgettable tour, exploring the hidden and charming charms of the city in the company of a Local Friend, a local resident who is passionate about their city. In a more original way, you will have a more dynamic view of the city, with its beauties and contrasts, as you discover the charms of this destination from the perspective of a local host. This is a unique opportunity to discover the most authentic places frequented by residents, including craft fairs, typical foods, shopping tips and much more. This experience is fully customizable, offering the freedom to tailor the itinerary according to your interests. Below, we present a list of the attractions most frequented by local residents:<ul><li style="text-align: justify;"> Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor): This is one of Berlin&#39;s most iconic symbols and an important landmark in the city&#39;s history. You can walk to the Brandenburg Gate, take photos and learn about its historical significance;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Reichstag: The Reichstag building is the German parliament and offers panoramic views of the city from the top of its glass dome. Although you need to book in advance to visit the interior, you can still appreciate its impressive architecture from the outside;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Holocaust Memorial (Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe): Located near the Brandenburg Gate, this memorial consists of a field of concrete steles that create an environment for reflection and contemplation. You can walk through the memorial and reflect on the dark events of history;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Berlin Wall (Berliner Mauer): Although much of the Berlin Wall has been demolished, there are still preserved sections you can visit, such as the East Side Gallery. You can walk along these sections of the wall, admire the works of art and reflect on their historical importance;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Alexanderplatz: This is a busy square in the heart of Berlin, surrounded by skyscrapers, shops, restaurants and the famous Berlin TV Tower (Berliner Fernsehturm). You can walk around the square, shop, try local cuisine and even climb the TV Tower for panoramic views of the city.</li></ul> This itinerary provides a combination of famous sights, cultural experiences, gastronomic delights and shopping, offering a comprehensive overview of the city&#39;s diversity and richness. Therefore, when booking our private tour, our Local Friend will contact you to find out your interests and curiosities to create a 100% personalized itinerary, made especially for you.

Private Tour in Portuguese with Local Friend in Berlin (4 hours)

At Berlin Icebar, everything is made of ice, from the walls and furniture to the glass itself where you drink your drink, which is made of natural ice. Upon arrival at Berlin Icebar, you&#39;ll receive your tokens. You can exchange these tokens at our two bars. The first bar you&#39;ll enter is our &quot;warm&quot; front bar. Here, you can exchange your gold token and order a large Heineken beer, a glass of wine, a cocktail, or a non-alcoholic beverage. After a welcome drink in the lounge, bundle up in the provided warm clothing, such as a coat and gloves, to brave the -10°C temperature. After this preparation, you&#39;ll enter the real ice bar at the back. You&#39;ll be escorted to the real Icebar, where you can exchange your two silver tokens for Heineken beer, shots of hard liquor, or orange juice. Enjoy the Icebar&#39;s ambient lighting and ice sculptures and test your own endurance in the cold. Notes:

Berlin: Icebar - Entrance ticket with 3 drinks included

On this tour we will learn from a historian about the history of what is eaten in the German capital, based on the wars and immigration that took place in the region. How did potatoes arrive in Germany and become a staple of local cuisine? How did the great world wars affect what people ate? How did immigrants who came to rebuild the country contribute to local cuisine? We will talk about the history of beer, addressing curiosities about the typical local drink and understanding how it almost ceased to exist. We will also learn about the period when Berlin was the beer capital of the world. The tour is accompanied by period photographs and a beer tasting (not mandatory). We will visit: Berlin Palace, medieval quarter (Nikolaiviertel) with local brewery, Alexanderplatz and Lemke Brewery.

Gourmet Beer Tour in Berlin

On this tour of the center of the German capital, we will have the opportunity to walk while listening to the explanations of a historian, through places that illustrate what Berlin was like in the Middle Ages, how the city became the capital of the Kingdom of Prussia, and finally the capital of the German Empire, which fell with the defeat of the First World War. We will also look at Berlin as the capital of Nazism, understanding the persecutions carried out by the regime and seeing the scars of the effects of World War II and the post-war period on the city, which was divided by the Berlin Wall and became the epicenter of the Cold War. The places we will visit include: Reichstag (German parliament), Weiße Kreuze Memorial (victims of the Berlin Wall), part of the Tiergarten with Memorial to the Sinti and Roma (&quot;gypsies&quot;) victims of Nazism, Brandenburg Gate, Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Memorial to the Burned Books, Humboldt University, Unter den Linden Avenue and Prussian architecture, Neue Wache (Royal Guard), headquarters of the Memorial to the Victims of War and Tyranny, Zeughaus, the house of arms of the Prussian monarchy, Museum Island, Lustgarten, Berlin Cathedral, Humboldt Forum and the palaces of the Prussian monarchy in Berlin, River Spree, Alexanderplatz, TV Tower, Rotes Rathaus (Berlin City Hall), Nikolaiviertel, the medieval quarter of Berlin. For your comfort:<ul><li> Bring water or another drink to hydrate yourself during the tour, to avoid interruptions and route deviations;</li><li> Berlin is quite windy, even on the hottest days. So it&#39;s a good idea to bring a jacket. If it&#39;s not too hot, I suggest a wind-blocking jacket;</li><li> It&#39;s a good idea to check the weather forecast and, if necessary, have a raincoat, umbrella, or any other essential item ready before the tour, as you&#39;ll be exposed to the elements for a few hours. The tour can be done even in the rain;</li><li> Wear comfortable shoes, such as sneakers, considering that we will be walking for a few hours;</li><li> It&#39;s also a good idea to have a snack in your backpack in case you get hungry, right? There are no meal breaks during the tour;</li><li> There are some bathrooms along the walk, but some of them are paid, sometimes with a credit card, sometimes with coins (they cost 50 cents).</li></ul>

Historic Tour of Central Berlin

The treasures of Egypt and art through the ages

Neues Museum: Entry Ticket

Your pass to access all museums on Museum Island – with fast-track perks!

Berlin: Museum Island Entries + Pergamon – The Panorama

Enjoy 20th-century art inside a German architectural icon

Neue Nationalgalerie: Entry Ticket

Interact with unique installations and take photos in colorful rooms

IKONO Berlin: Entry Ticket

BODY WORLDS Berlin - The First Museum of BODY WORLDS

Immerse yourself in a world of celebrities through ever-changing exhibitions

Madame Tussauds Berlin: Entry Ticket

Step into the interactive world of optical illusions

DeJa Vu Museum: Entry Ticket

A LEGO®-tastic place to unleash your inner artist, architect, and child

LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Berlin: Entry Ticket

Berlin’s most impressive sculpture collection

Bode Museum: Entry Ticket

Slide down the water tower and visit the indoor rain world

Tropical Islands Berlin: One Day Ticket

Engage in interactive fun and brace yourself for optical illusions

Touren und Tickets in Berlin